WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) -A handmade dugout canoe, made using the same primitive tools and techniques as our ancestors. It was taken out on Eel Bay Sunday by its creator, Jack Downing, who for ...

The other paper detailed the heart of their experiment: building a real boat or canoe dubbed “Sugime.” In 2019, they reportedly built a dugout canoe from a Japanese cedar trunk, using replicas ...

In 2019, they reportedly built a dugout canoe from a Japanese cedar trunk, using replicas of 30,000-year-old stone tools. Paddling for 45 hours ...

Scientists now have undertaken an experimental voyage across a stretch of the East China Sea, paddling from Ushibi in eastern Taiwan to Japan's Yonaguni Island in a dugout canoe to demonstrate how ...

[1/5]A dugout canoe with four men and one woman paddling is pictured during a crossing across a region of the East China Sea from near Ushibi, Taiwan to Yonaguni Island, traversing the Kuroshio ...

DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adv5508 (About DOIs). “Palaeolithic seafaring in East Asia: an experimental test of the dugout canoe hypothesis," Science Advances, 2025. DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adv5507 ...

Ho-Chunk youth then carved the canoe out of the single piece of wood, much like the ones their ancestors made thousands of years ago. In recent years, at least 10 of these ancient canoes have been ...

12-foot dugout canoe found afloat in North Carolina River could be thousands of years old, state archaeologists say. It was found by a sportsman in South River.

It is a rough dugout, with round keelless bottom, cambered strongly at ends and tapering to narrow V-shaped bow and stern; fitted with a bamboo platform on one side, and net on the opposite side; ...

12-foot dugout canoe found afloat in North Carolina River could be thousands of years old, state archaeologists say. It was found by a sportsman in South River.

12-foot dugout canoe found afloat in North Carolina River could be thousands of years old, state archaeologists say. It was found by a sportsman in South River.

12-foot dugout canoe found afloat in North Carolina River could be thousands of years old, state archaeologists say. It was found by a sportsman in South River.